The Sun. — London, England, 1809-03-02 00:00:00

1 I va' --de t In thefollu 4 'Ning order the tight. 1 the 'King,' upon the third step from the . .1 the C 11 of the Gaards do thrum., moo _itpla, Alem; Olt Se'Vitte, - the Grand Chainherltiin, and behind hint the Gentlemen of the Bedell:111)er. On the right of the Lord Chanlbert tin, the Ministers; and on their right, tls . Councillors of State in two roWs. On the kit 401 the throne, the Grand Major- . Domo and the Grand Equerry; on the left ofhim 64. Captait“General ot the Guard bot de service, and the Major. General hayin on his kit the So pair).- tendant•General. Behind the Captain-General el the Guard not de s&vice were his Majesty's Aides-de- Ca t np. Behind the Grand Major-Domo,. t MajoP . - 1),;mos. Behind the Grand Equ, , r(y, the Equerries. In fiCibt of the thione, on' the' last step was Placed the Gliand Master Of the C4etnntlies. The Chaplains of Honour, and all the Chapel 'Royal, es,i.ied iti the mass, which wet, cerebrated with the customary curemOnie, .10 the nave-of did chtpeli were Elisposed two rows of bThqueting lahles tiros on the right occupied by the A4lembers'of the Council belonaing to the Patace, according,to the order , of precedence; those on the left , by the Members of the City Council, with other tided persons of clistinaion.: Tire Go. vernor of Madrid, the General Otticers, and: heads of the Etat-Majcr ot the army, and of the gartisoo,, who were actually in employment, ranged 'them se yes in front of the throne; the other Officers were placed below the MagistrettcS of the C"Y„ ring the titled and distinguished persoos. After the Mass, a 're Deum was solemnly, sut►g, *ter which the six Canons conduCted his Majesty to 'the door of the Church.. The Chapter, and the Clergy were placed as before and the pr?cession .attended his Majesty by the Street of, Toledo,. the . Street of Alinudena, the,arch of the Palace, till he. atri►,ed at the Hall of Ambassadors, where his Ain» jot) , received the Court;, and another salute of a hundred gates announced his entranceinto the Pa- Jace,. Alt the private ht,use, and edifice s along the line or the procession which his Majesty took, were ornatne: , ted with rich and splendid (apestry. From place to place, the must excellent bands of rousti; played appropriate airy. Froth the entrance of lYladrid, where Ids Ailajeity got out of his carriage to. mount his i ltuise, to the Palace, there ~vai in none el I he streets a sitt4le window or balcony, which was, not . crowded with persons of both .sexes and till con. clition3, who bruke iortii• in eimn•essionipf joy which they telt in at possesting in their capital, a Mo narch, bot by Providence to heal put-, public mala. diet, and restore to Spain the prosperity apd bpleii.- dour , which heretofore rendered its name illustrious. !--At utAlit there w.is a general illumination" !which yeas. reik,atect on tie t tolloWillg MADRI , ), J AN . 24, CIRCULAR I..b.riEtt ADDI:ESEUD UY TUE SIND 01/11 MASTER TQ AkCIIIII:,11(43 AND 418110 PS ut' KIbIGDOII. " Don JUSEPU N.osot,zort,' by the Grace of Goo, and the Cuostitutions of the State, King at Spain and the Indies, " Itt returl.ini 'to this Caphal, our first care, as. well as iirst duty, has been to prostrate ourselves at :the feet of that 'Gob who di,po,es of Crowni.— We have offered hito the hthnage 'of our existence for the felicity of the twit% e nalhOn ''‘vhotn he has entrusted to our care. It is "'with this - end Only, in conformity with our dearest thoughts, that we have addressed to 'WM 'our - humble prayers; " What is an individual in the immenSe populd.:; tiun oldie earth ? What is he in the eyes of the Eternal, who ' alone penetrates the intentions of men, and accoriiing to them deteradnes their eleva- . f l a n ? whO iineerely wishes the welfare of his fel. serves aJd; :and his omnipotent gOodness,pro- • • was hliTi,• .r• We desire, that in conformity with these yeti dile& the prayers of the faithful, whom Providence has entrusted to you, Let-us all ask of God, that Ith dei&n . to let fall spun uS his-spirit of peace and wischini Jet us alijurc every riision, that we niay b oecUpied alone by' such sea imcnts as (m3bt to anlinate tts, and which ilie•geodr;d hitt:rests of ,thix monarchy inspires; let the exercise of rrli gigs, tind happiness succeed to the dis-1 tonla to wiiit.':ll we have ',ix:en a prey : let 'tis reitirn thanki to the Gid for the which he ha' s been; jpleaied to grant to the arms tit our an ,, ust. Brother" 'end poWer ul Ally the Emil:n . ol. of the 'French, who !Ili nd other end in 5 1 41)61'60g 011 r ri4hts by his power than to procure to Spain a lunz, peac, founded' 011 ht.!. "The Fr6uich arzny vvill 'eracuato the. Spanish provinces as tianquility shall bo iprebtf, and as thoy shall unite arottad our throne. " Our will is that ycitiorder eocli of tric diwites of yctir - dioce3e to sing dsoleout Ti;Detnra die first Sunday after the receipt of tlik letter. " Given it our Pdaee of Madrid, Jan. 5. , 4, 18(9', (Signed) " I, 'l'llE KING, Ttio Mininer Secretirylsl State oThis Majesty, (5ig:..4d) MAitIANo LOLA'S 1).0 1{ 1 ,,:!1J1 NO." t i s s p „ y LUNDt/r4 r Printed ft Id ti tt ks; or No. 4 0 M;Artiot.court, 110W.5treet ; 2rui pu.7l:;intin! , vrii.Ls Aymicia scam's, Maleon. sue I,'Grosvervoi-u: t birir; At the Sim -ofrice, No. S!rand wbt re -,sidtiet liirmentr o Orders tor the Paper, I ette►r tor the Editt*, Sre. (burt.p2irimiust b addresrld. MADRID, 1- 1 .07. n 5,4,111; went yeSICIOay TO Visit Ptgatite ,Garden. An itntnetrse crowd, which were n 3 the beauroul vialk `Ol the Prado, stantly car I of the - •rde rdu tr. ettantly cAllie to the gAtes of the garden - in order to see the This atiehtion of his Majesty had a grva etfea 'upon the 'peopie, who entered imme-• diate!y inty the garden,'and surrotirided his Niajesty with acclamations c,f joy. 'rhe King appeared pleased with this teeep:ion. The City of SAntiago, capital of the . King.loni Of Galicia, has taken the oath of fidelity to the King our master. 'JANUitiIY3O,-'-A deputation from the city of Za mora ItAathe honour of being presented to the King this day In the speech delivered on this occasion, the Deputies have Presented to his Majesty the as- , suranee that the inhabitants of this city had always been animated by the best sentiments, that having earnestly desired for an opportunity to Manifest these sentiments, they had been deprived of it by notori ous events, which had preVented their homage from arriving at the foot of the throne ; that they are this" day happy to.enjoy the liberty of assuring his Ma— jesty, that none of his subjeets will ever surpais the inhabitants of Zamora in affeetion for his person, fidelity, and obedience. His Majesty received , these Deputies with the affability which is natural to him. ' On the same day the Minister of War, and Col. CLERSIONT TONNEOE, Aid-de;Camp of the King, Commander of the Regiment of Ireland, presented the Officers of-that corps to his Majesty. h , JAN. 30.—Lettera from Bayonne say, that the 12,006 prisonerS .taken by the Duke DE BEL- LUNE at Cuenca were to enter Madrid the 17th of J,inuary. These prisoners compose the wreck of the Walloon Gna.rds, the Grenadiers of Andalusia, the regiments of Tolosa, Burgos, Murcia, Castile, and Africa, the Volunteers of Catalonia, the regiments of lieland, and of the Queen. The cavalry wits. cornposNl of the Regiments of the Queen; of Bourbon, and Lusnania.. PARiS, PEI 3. ;Majesty the King of Prussia, before his departure for Russia, addressed a circular letter to a ll his 'Ministers at Foregti Courts - , in which he states, that notwithstanding Ills "desire to return speedily to' Berlin,' he could tlot, after the reiterated entreaties of the Emperor, ALEXANDER, abstain frotn 3 voyage, to which every kind of Motive ought to determine him, the actual dimintition of the distance between them, the convenienee of travelling in winter, and,' above all, a perted conformity of system, which has just acquired fresh force—on one side through the interview of the. two Eipperors at, Elfurth, and on the other, thro'. the detinitite arrangeinenis with France. The letter terminates thus: ." If, contrary to all expec tation,this voytwe should be interpreted amks at the Conn, at which you reside,' and it possibly a political o'bjeet. or_foreigu views should lar ascribed tO it, you is ill be careful to explain it, conformably with this letter, and slate it to be what it ,amply is, a mere voyage, of politeness, attention, and friendship, at which nu one can or ought to take umbrage." Bk:it LINT, FEO. 1.---Ttieie lately passed through this place a French Courier, with dispatches from the .4inperur .I\lArot,eoN for the King Of Prussia.-- It is understood that these dispatchei are of the gre:::test importance. We are assured th at th e-Queen of Pruisia, before herclOparture for gt.Pelefsbiirgh, rectivtid true) the; Emperor Napoleon;Wthile be was in. Spain, peset a s of itAiSitlS and other rare littits:' - VilitiNA, FEB. 3.—A report i 4 spread .that violent disputes have arisen between the Commoidant's of, the Austrian and Servian'irmitier,, on the occasion of some Hungarians and Germans, who, in order that they #sight 'nut , be enrolled in the- Militia, had crossed the Danube, and demanded protection from the Austrian Recruiting Officers vt iso had pur stied them. Intirstc, FED. 3.—lt is . annuuneed from Rerlin, t h a t in the midst of the preparations which are' making for the return of the King of Prussitt.into his capital, it is observed with surprise that persons atta*ed to the Court have even caused their effees and mniture to be removed from Berlin to Konigs.. berg. F ALL I4, Feis s 2.—lt has been published in Ger many that some,; Nobt.'s, dortileinated at Pot;,daM, have teen arrested, for having loudly expressed their .tiist:Gateot at the uppression of vassalage, and the • „,tonal appett:..iti;ng thereto. , According to' other reports, the arrests which have taken place; at `PM .t.l7ii - ra :ire the consequence 'ct - a 'co n spi rac y car ii t iid• on to the town key some: Officers out of ern ploy. What . readers thts VlCCutmtyro44l4.! ikthe•positile iolOrtuation thAt five veta.in Officers of the Ki,y's itegintent have beetetrausterred to Spandau in the, coucse of the last week. VIENNA, JAtl. Gaon. Oatene coutaips I the following intelligence trot TurLey. There has not beef), it ti true, till the end of December, any lent-proceedings in the capital of theOtteirvm -Etn pire, but t,here,hus prevailed atuong„the .kinitsaries secret fernientation; occasi , Ated principally by the aisennbly , 'On the. borders of the Black Sea of the principal partizans of the late Grand "Viiier Mesta pl4 Bairattar, who have not been 'purtnied by tite Porte. lii oonsequence, Seid All Pacha, rt;.-e§ta► blialce;.l iii the post of 'captain Pada, has been, no mitrated SerasVier, and cloathed with the ordinary Bit tibute, this Alignity,....wh jell is the sable skin. He has been ordered to proceed in the f r elzure and ptrii!iinug all the firgitives who have been decl a red ,several corps 01 Jal/M4llCti WWI Do CTijit the 4anse time commanded to repair tidal Constan tinople to ktornelia. _ Ike are still uncertain how the last. Revolution, will be considered by those P4C1133 and Beys, who -have engaged themselves by an oath to.pursuovith. ,'teat the execution of those grand projvds, In the mean while, the Paellas of Janina, ,Scutari,!,, and.. Seres, have declated for the present state of things,. and tort he maintenance of tranquility. The-Turkish Plenipotentiaries are, ,we are .assur ed, already set out to ,assemble at Bucharest,,in a Congress of Pacification with Russia. :Interpreters , have followed. VfIINNA, FEB. 4.---The lastietters 'from Turkey announce that Constantinople ia. tranquil, but that there is much diioyder iii the provinces. Istnael Bey, Pacha of Serres, in Macedonia, has declared in_ favour,of the Seymans, who have the ascendancy in several parts of the Ottoman empire,. after having been crushed in the capital. The conduel of this Pacha is the more surprising, as he began by ap, plauding loudly the Revolution of the 14th of No.. vember. The.Ex-Captain Paella, and Cadi Pacha are not yet arrested, not withstandin , the pains taken to ascertain their .aelual abode. Intelligence from'Seid Ali is ex-peeled with. impatience, who as is known, Was placed at the head of a body which- went in • seareh,of them, and in order to attack titer)) where, ever they could be met. VAR's, yle.ll a Decree of his Majesty King Joseph, of the 44th of January, there will be formed ,in every town in which there is It !ipanish garrison, a SpeCial Military Tribunal, ordered to try all recruits, and all who shall enter into the ene my's service. Every military deserter or recruiter shall be shot. Every civil recruiter, or who shall enrol. himself under the enemy's colours, shad be kluged. . By another .decree of the same dat; his Majesty declares, that every title-civil - or military, every de coration or decree conferred by the insurgent Juntas, are regarded as null, and forbids every one to make use of t hern . , Unless ,especially authorised by a decree of his Majesty. . Marshal Jourdan has taken the command of a .corps in the Army of Spain, and Marshal Launes (Duke of Montebello) is ComMander in Chief be fore Saragossa. PERFORMERS OF DRURY-LANE. Yesterday there was a Meeting of theFerformers of the taw Theatre of Drury-laoe, at the Woke . „ of Mr. .131.1aGESS, When assembled, they receitett, an invitation from . Mr. SHERIDAN, requesting them to come to his house, ak he was confined by a sore throat. They accordingly went to his house. srated to them, that under the severe Calamity whiCh had befallen then), it was the objet nearest . his ' hears, to devil 4 some means by which the valuable Companymight be kept together, and by which they Might exercise their talents fur their.own emolu meta. He was aware that this could. not done outlet. the Drury -lane Patent, witho ut entailing on their exertions all the burthen of the Itcnters of the old establishritent. The Itenters - ilietwelves; he' was btrrre, could not have io their contetopktion so to burthen them, and therefore he beg.;ed leave to say,, that it ~ vas his-wish to,retire, aro' (Cave: them to per+ form entirely for their own benefit. He had the sati , faaion to ,acquaint them that Mr. TAYLOR, Of lilt: KHIg'S Theatre, had, in the most handsome wt,iy, expressed readines3 10 per- . M them to the te aa twice a week at the Opera, free Of all rent Whatsoever, provided they. c;and obtain the consent of the Nobility and Gentry„ Subscribers so the Operas. Mr, Stutitioats 1)33 tin deutt,t'bot that, by a respeetful application to them this 'would be ob tained, if a plan wete ; devised to preyent all auoup. ante to *Pit and Boxes, and to preserve decorum in the Theatre. ,The matinee .he would ( leave to themselves to dige4 and arrange, with Mr.TA.YLOR..i He informed them also that the t...,yccnrri -Theatre had been thought of, ; as likely . io afto!if then' same, though a very itiadefluate accommodation for the other nights. Mr. 4 kNor,D had beeit,itt treaty with Mr. LINOIIAm totake this Tkieatre notober of ;. years, at 7501. a year, befer4 the tirelippened ; but this had put :t stop to the treaty, arid lie .had no.doubt but that it , might be obtained for the use. of the Diory lane Performers, as nu licence, he trust :d, 'would be. given it to be used against them. Theliest way,:per haps,woold he,for the Proprietors to take it, and let it to the Performers at a fixed rent per niiiht. Ire le cononeuded to them, therefore, to take immediate steps for seeing Mr. TAYLOR,. and ior application to the Stibselibers to the- Opera. ; Lo this way the Company tni,;;lst be; kept together. , They might be obliged perhaps to make an abatement hum the: higher cla,s of salaries, until they saw the success of their efforts. The lower salaries lotto go on. The Gulllemon expressed tlwir thTuflo to Mr.. SH ER IDA N for the kind interest he took in I ht 4 Wei" fare,. and immediately appuipted the following per :sons to be Jt Committee-to couclu4t their affairs for their conimnn interest Wxoucx►"r,pN, Mr. IVEGVILII.Sp Mr. 14A uNtsrtk, Mr. ionNsruta, Mr. BRA 1 , 14)4. Mr. 1./OW[ON. Air. fiGl.llTot4,' . . And Mr. WUOUGHTON and Mr. BANNISTaa were .appointed Treasurers. They tire to meet this cl3y to see Mr. TA Yl.oft on his liner.d otfer, and to wait on the principal Subscribers for their 'content. There little, doubt Of their 'acquiescence on the occasion of a :calamity Fit) dreadful; and Mild), but for this expedient, would involve so many deserving per_ sous in irretrievable ruin. The.AucuMmodakien, we thinic, may be given with perfeCt sec u rity against abo i it the boxes were.to be lit by subscription, or if wlioie box‘is only were let by the night ; pu as not .to la 0p , . - :!eo,plVntisctiously ; and upon this plait, to pit zu4l buss as, they are 110‘..', slionid be at one pi - ,ce. The number of private boxes and of silver tielivts makes this arrangement necessary) and wesan not help observing, that -hy not sinfering ,_the boxes, .to b opened to oily ,but to the athtal companjes .WllO had engaged them for the night, that detwm,whicit, is now so grossly might be preserved-, l .antl the national entertainment of4he Draina be restored to its just standard., It is be lieve I that Ow), will be ablo to grange every thing ;-o to C091rpt.141.1 their performances at the King's l'ueittre,po,Al.upday, 1,41 F Tiprti.t Oti ftt bt 'l6 NC's BENCH, tat. tit. , A'S'SAULT. ,;' zit v. ittaiit.ttiri. This was'a'ma6tion loi an thatault. • hc Tiaintitf was a seaman on board,.the Devaynes East India man, and the Deiendant . a .'pate, on board die satne ship. The Plaintiff's I`nitiries, is 'set forth upon the ric,,rd, were of the most serious and distressing sort: He not only appeared to have•been dreadfully beaten; but that a rupture,liad proed the consequence of; liF; sufferings, and rendered him miserable for the rc.'•- mainder of, his Ally.. Still further to'enhance the defendant's tylanny and ill usage, it was alleged that he had thrown the Plaintiff's chest of clothes into the sea, and thereby done him a serious peCiUli' • ary - datinigt;;.' Their/ itijilries, however, were not made out-,in evidence; and .with respect to the rap= lure, no p r oud of that hid was tendered. It did ap-, pear, however, that in the cent se of the voyage, the Defendant had given the Plaintiff' a preity;Stverd beating, and that about a month afterwards he cutn plained to the ship's surgeon of being ill. WO gard to the chest, it appeared that, it was thro , vu overboard with' others, at a moment when the snip' expected to be engaged with ail ?loamy, and wait: dune in consequence of the Captain's order to clear for action.' Lord ELLENBOROUGH said, the case 11.ivin4 so grossly overcharged upon the record, threw a sui picion upon it that it vvas.irnoos,ible the Jury should divest thernsebes of, and made it appear as if large * d midges was more the object of t h e ['faint iff then a juste redress of grievances. Tire assault, howevel. , had been proved, and the Jury w o uld elttJt•*e. t. discretion, and say what damages the Plaintiff Wai entitled to. - • The Jury consulted a short time, and found feji Plaiutitf—Damages wt. ADAMSON V, ,ROSS. • This was an aaion of an assault. Tlw Plainti f f posses.ed of a house, 'a back door, and window, which bad been broke into the defendant's yard' This the Defendant took objection to, and an alter cation first took, place, and then an assault. 'nu? Deteudant blocked 'up the door, and the Plaaititl; to - attempting to open it, was assailed by the Detendant; who put a painting brush. in .his fitco,, cut his now with a rti:er, and otherwise assaulted him. :AO DLtcndant justified his condu6t by saying the Plain tiff wail trespasser; and that be ILlicra tight is put liiin-out. Time Jury, howeiteri• found for the Piant; - titr, but reared. to consider of the damages, aua.M rots:tied out lung alter the Court brolo, up. . 7 , . WHITE'HEAD t HODGES. • This was an aaiOn brought' at the expence Of tlia; Revenue against the. Defendant, . who ix ar indent [Wird by, the Corporation of London. The Plain 4 tiff, an Officer of. Excise, complained of the 1)° ,: fendanl, a, Constable. of the i6r 41 " 3 " 1 : and false imprisomnent. • The .Piaititiff, :" proved, was standing, in the discharge Of • duty at the corner of Babicaii, to watch for t he pearance of a cart load of molass e s, at 1 /t_f l '* .4 ,; l ' twelve iti the morning, when he ‘% , ;i3 wantoi," : charged at the watch-h o b e with nit assault, the con,table wanted, a Out.; pet.yort tb, make g 047 without the least foundation, but wlt.ch he retttse 4 ' The Defendant was, however, committed to' l'e Compter, and released the next day by the gaole r ! , Y4tch.„ OR the third day he app.mred ag.iin, and waS dischirged by the ,SO l l Aldertnan, It was proved that the Plaintiff had shewij the Derentfant his. commission, and had tx- 0 — )taved very peaceduly and M. Ppo ft K, (it) the Defendaiir, comproinised.vinli a vertiiB Of •",os. daineicC Lcrd ELL said , that the Defelld.atlt. 01.1`.;1‘ to ilionc:lf very fortunate in tic nwicitot coiriphatice of the Plaintiff, and reprimanded very S 0 ,verely i alre condu4l °Utile (hik e r o f the night, `%h?' instead of being guardian, of t 1 i(:.l.tl(JierLoru staip had of ia:e. irequetitliseen oppressing tilt:in- - 7, His' Lordship h;i l ied that the pre cut Dekoci,i-A tyvid at least • be discharged by the City from 04 employment be see unworthily abused.), and recoia' mended it to Mr. Common Serjeant to see this vvi o carried info etruct, which Will prOtilitid to be don''' Vertlitt fur tilt:Plaintiff, dama 404 ges . . . During the late snow aTerson shot itennel the site of ;d tame duck), near htid Font, (361nUer land,: (~)oservjtig the fleet to be uncomnpnily thic k ' be pat his finger into the throat of the bird, ajid , ,)` ) his great a,tutiNbinent, drew out a smell, 1 . 3 1111 , i , 4 log,;, end 6 inches in c i rcutp lerence •Mutij etiorti Ita%e been made sl:rep/ace it. ---r SHIP IVAPPS, CRAVISI.ND, ir.altv,iiitv 2S. Siled -the. Filod, CiAc, tor Gibraltar • toy Mart, tor Nevis ; and liic Active, ,rotcli , for GL;cll"6/* MARRIED. pl OnSaturday - week, at St. Sepulchre.',,W. bury, of Printer, to Miss Smith, d" 0-- Sown, Esq. of thu tudia.liottsc, DIED. t)n the tad ult. at ltis hnusc In Croat e ,i 1 k , 1 1 , :' ,1 11 0 1 1 3 ,./.4 6 .!: . o t dci t r ) 4 l; I'nestia' lasi, at tier ion's houw, at rinchicl' Mhid dlesex, Mrs Flaunt:y e in the li.ph ytarot her age• Til° same redly, Als.iger erbisline inlint on of 1'"•' . lip Dertnanitc, Esq. Little .NlattLiwi. , :rJ. , .. , t, A tew days since, i.iutenant A . t t . ° : 4 Lt ol .-Navy. mas..erut On the gth ult. Mr. Francis Past:cr;ni, Lit; hotas6 at Ernfi , zl,l, IJerks, lge.i 1 1 141)Y .years Metuour tit tlta •kl,kicrY „, • . it, .`!.. I. 4 tif.:l.s lifit4l VAY. 'Sink 'Stock,. 2454 f 246 - India Stock, 1344. , Navy i iter Cent 99 g 9 i Ipttt.iliOnto t is. El 3, lPr• I risk i per Ce ti t. •, Excileq. )th is, •}-. iii.T ( ' 4 i.st Lent; 844- 83 ti . ninnium, 1 .i-pet.c.erit. Itini, 0444 ' . ; Imperial 3 per Cent.. 67 .. 3 per Cent. C0n.47 5 IL._ . 1)1u0 Aim. 79. otil i Bank L. Anrt.'tSi 15- osths cons. lot Act:. 6S 1 i